Finding a Cure for Religion
This is a continuing series of posts breaking down the six most important categories of core beliefs you develop in life. I believe these areas are instrumental in terms of the self-esteem you develop and how happy and successful you ultimately become. So far we have looked at the areas of:
Money/Success
Marriage/Relationships
Sex/Sexuality Pt. 1
Sex/Sexuality Pt. 2
Last post was part one about God/Religion, exploring religious memes that could cause you to self-sabotage your success. This post we’ll finish that list and look at how you can counter-program against negative memes. And some ways to create positive, empowering beliefs moving forward.
Hope, Dope, and a Dead Pope
It was spring, 2005 and I was sitting in a coffeeshop in Amsterdam toking up some sinsemilla, while the TV on the wall played images of people mourning the death of Pope John Paul II. Maybe it was the dope, but I was profoundly melancholy, thinking that like so many before him, the Pope was a very spiritual, caring and well-meaning human being – who would leave a legacy of poverty, ignorance, and despair for his followers.
Crazy, Dysfunctional Beliefs about Sex
Were sex and nudity taboo subjects in your home growing up? Were you taught “conventional” beliefs like boys play with trucks and become doctors and girls play with dolls and become nurses? Was masturbation an unmentionable topic? Did you enter puberty and adolescence completely unprepared for the raging hormones and emotions you had to experience? You were probably a mess of hang-ups and dysfunctional sexual beliefs before you ever had your first sexual experience.
How Your Fears are Weaponized Against You
Okay, by now you should have read the post about how the Datasphere makes you love to hate rich people, and the one about how it can cause you to stay broke. The Datasphere has accelerated the process of spreading memes to a speed and efficiency never seen before in human history. You can certainly be forgiven if you are waging a war between the dreams, goals, and desires you have in your conscious mind, versus the limiting beliefs, fears, and self-sabotage programming in your subconscious mind. Now you have self-awareness of that inner war, which greatly tilts the war in your favor. But it’s no time to let up…
The Danger of Organized Religion
This is a series about ending self-sabotage to improve the prosperity you manifest for yourself. As part of that process you must identify the subconscious negative beliefs you possess and replace them with beliefs that are positive, empowering ones. There are four main culprits that create the vast majority of your limiting beliefs. In this post, we looked at the first of these, the education system. Then in this post, we explored the second culprit, government. Now let’s explore the third offender, organized religion.
Question the Premise
Today we continue the epic saga of good vs. evil, heroic deeds vs. unspeakable atrocities, and phantasmagoria vs. critical thinking, as we journey down the rabbit hole of discussion on whether religion is noble or malevolent. I began the discussion as one mild-mannered crusader, hunched over my keyboard, in my lonely writer’s garret, fighting the forces of evil, seeking to restore balance in the universe, and usher in a new era of peace and prosperity, one blog post at a time.
Why Religion is Evil – Part 3
In the last post we discussed the fear, judgment, hate and intolerance it fosters and feeds. Now let’s look into the next thing that makes organized religion evil. Which is…
Why Religion is Evil – Part 2
A friend of mine is from Indonesia but resides here in the States. He lives in mortal fear that his brothers will kill him. Because their religion teaches them to. More about that in a moment…
Why Religion is Evil – Part 1
I just believe the hate, fear, discrimination, intolerance, murders, atrocities, and wars generated by (and let’s be honest here – required by), organized religion negates the good and takes us into the loss column. Most religions promote themselves as peaceful movements, with objectives and identity that appears noble and beneficial, but actually deliver results which are evil and harmful.
The Tortoise God
Last post I said organized religion is the most powerful anti-prosperity force on earth, and promised to explain my reasons. But alas, I cannot. Not just yet.
